President Bola Tinubu’s administration is defined by “firm commitment to economic reform, security, and the welfare of all Nigerians”, the Nigeria Governors’ Forum has said.
He also advocated improved and timely funding for primary health care centres.
Mr Tinubu said his administration had recorded notable achievements that reflect its commitment to cooperative federalism and inclusive development.
The executive secretary said that recent macroeconomic developments had improved the competitiveness and profitability of local sugar production.
The NGF chairman hailed Mr Pate for championing a data-driven and results-oriented health system through the Health Sector Strategic Blueprint.
The Nigeria Governors’ Forum has pledged to deepen intelligence-sharing with the State Security Service to tackle security threats, violent extremism, and inter-communal tensions.
The NGF director-general, Abdulateef Shittu, described the engagement as “a timely step in deepening Nigeria’s subnational development agenda”.
Mr Radda underscored the need to promote digital growth in the state by expanding broadband access.
FG outlined key strategic interventions to increase the arts, culture, tourism, and creative economy’s contributions to the GDP to $100 billion by 2030, and create three million jobs.
Mr Sanwo-Olu said the forum at the meeting deliberated on issues affecting the country, including the rising cost of food.
